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State Govt to Start Job Creation Process After Case in SC Resolved
The Statesman Kolkata
|March 20, 2025
There will be 2-3 lakh job opportunities in the state once the legal hurdle is cleared, the CM said
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Wednesday that the state would initiate employment generation processes once the ongoing case on OBC certificates in the Supreme Court is resolved.
"There will be 2-3 lakh job opportunities in the state once the legal hurdle regarding OBC certificates, currently being addressed in the apex court, is resolved," the Chief Minister said in the state Legislative Assembly.
Miss Banerjee further added: "The Supreme Court on Tuesday made an observation regarding OBC certificates. Once this legal tangle is resolved, there will be job opportunities for 2-3 lakh people in departments like education, police, and health, which have been stuck in a legal quagmire."
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